This District is Non Chartered and does not have elected officers and/or sport directors. Please see the acting management team below, appointed by AAU National Office.
- (acting) District Sports Chair / Robert George
ABOUT
AAU CHEERLEADING
On behalf
of the Amateur Athletic Union’s Cheerleading program you are invited to
become a part of one of the most fun filled, positive sports around. AAU
Cheerleading has become a place for all athletes, both girls and boys, to
learn teamwork, sportsmanship and get in shape.
AAU
Cheerleading was introduced at the 1997 AAU Junior Olympic Games in
Charlotte, North Carolina.
Over the past 10 years the competition has matured and improved
steadily, recording 420 athletes as the record attendance for the sport.
AAU Cheerleading's National Championships is held in conjunction
with the AAU Junior Olympic Games each year.
The AAU
Cheerleading Program is a national network for amateur athletes, coaches,
judges, and Cheerleading enthusiasts dedicated to improving and promoting
the sport of Cheerleading. Open to athletes from all other Cheerleading
organizations, AAU Cheerleading offers many competition opportunities. The
AAU Cheerleading Rulebook is online at www.aauCheerleading.org.
You can also find event listings and other information at the AAU
Cheerleading website.
The
AAU Cheerleading Program is a national network for amateur athletes,
coaches, judges, and Cheerleading enthusiasts dedicated to improving and
promoting the sport of Cheerleading. It is important for the public to
know that AAU Cheerleading is open to athletes from all Cheerleading
organizations.
 AAU SUPER REGIONAL & Caribbeanfest
Date and Location: TBA
This is the Qualifier for Baton Twirling, Cheerleading and Dance for the AAU Junior Olympic Games / Nationals.
Contact Diane George for details / registration
2009 Junior Olympic Games
Competition: July 29 to August 8, 2007
Des Moines, Iowa
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